2 November 2005 (Wednesday)
- NCAA College Football AP Top 25
- (23) West Virginia 45, UConn 13
- NBA Premiere Week
- Cleveland Cavaliers 109, New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets 87
- Washington Wizards 99, Toronto Raptors 96
- Indiana Pacers 90, Orlando Magic 78
- Milwaukee Bucks 110, New Jersey Nets 96
- Boston Celtics 114, New York Knicks 100 (OT)
- Detroit Pistons 108, Philadelphia 76ers 88
- Minnesota Timberwolves 90, Portland Trail Blazers 86
- Miami Heat 97, Memphis Grizzlies 78
- Chicago Bulls 109, Charlotte Bobcats 105 (OT)
- Houston Rockets 98, Sacramento Kings 89
- Utah Jazz 93, Dallas Mavericks 82
- Los Angeles Clippers 101, Seattle SuperSonics 93
- Los Angeles Lakers 99, Denver Nuggets 97
- Golden State Warriors 122, Atlanta Hawks 97
- Football: 2005–06 UEFA Champions League: Group stage, matchday 4
- Group A: Club Brugge 3 – 2 Rapid Vienna
- Rapid are now assured of last place in the group, eliminating them from any further European competition this season.
- Group A: Juventus 2 – 1 Bayern Munich
- Group B: Arsenal 3 – 0 Sparta Prague
- Arsenal have clinched a spot in the final 16.
- Group B: FC Thun 2 – 4 Ajax
- Group C: Barcelona 5 – 0 Panathinaikos
- Group C: Werder Bremen 4 – 3 Udinese
- Group D: Lille 1 – 0 Manchester United
- Group D: Benfica 0 – 1 Villarreal
- See also 2005–06 UEFA Champions League.
- Group A: Club Brugge 3 – 2 Rapid Vienna
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